Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-05-27
IoC4L BRETITIES.

Red hot ice cream at the city bakery every
day.
John Howard the marshal was in town this
week.
For good candies and Ice cream SO to Inc
city bakery.
Sheep shearing is in full blast throug hout
the county.
Hon. George KimbalI was IN sal-m during
the last week.
This will be the nth anniversary Of Amer
lean Independence.
Aful line of hardware and tinware at J. Jas
kulek's Barglin store.
AL Creason of Mt. Scott left for Alaska
this week to spend the summer.
Go to ]. Jaskuleks and get the steelwire
nails. They are all the 60 now.
Byron Mynatt Of the Brewster Valley hotel
was in town last Sunday and Monday.
'sSay sonny can your mother get dinner for
| twelve men? 90 yes--I think she can.
Messrs. Eggers and Clements arc booming
Mr.. Conns barn in the French Settlement.
The hardware department at ]. jasEulek 5
bargain store Is a surprise 10 all so and see it.
Crops arc looking exceedingly well all over
the county, and bountiful crop Is promised,
Sol Abraham is making some important
Improvements about his premises on the cor
ncr.
Mr.. J. A. Gnggs the gentlcmanly hotel
keeper is still at his post and doing good
business.
There will be eight young ladies graduate
at the Sacred Heart Academy in Salem next
month.
aIyrtle Greek will have fourth that will
astonlsh the natives. See their ad. Let
eveYbodygO.
A Wagon almost new, "a inch spindle'
for sale at THE REVIEW office for $1,000 cash
great bargain.
A twelve inch plow for sale at THE REVIEW
office. A Moline, almost new. Cheap "sure
as you are born."
Strawberries are now the prevailing dessert,
and can be seen upon the table Of the Prince
and Peasant alike.
Wm. Alexander went TO Eugene last Satur.
day on business and otherwise, and returned
Tuesday morning.
The first train arrived in Vancouver last
Monday. A great demonstration was accord
ed by the citizens.
Abundant and abounding bargains in jewell
ry, watches, clocks and spectacles at ]. Jasku
lexis bargain store.
S. Marks &; Co. made some valuable I'M
provements about their uptown warehouse
premises, this week.
Rev. Mr.. Mckinley Of Eugene City will
preach in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening.
Mr.. Ward from Iowa is in our midst, and
thinks OF locating in Douglas. His family at
present is in Linn county.
Quite number of Roseburgers went TO
Oak creek last Sunday to attend the funeral
sermon Of Mrs. Lucy May.
L. D. Carle has flung his flag to the
breeze, See his new ad. in this issue and
then see all opposition weep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope of Gaiesville were in
| tossrA this ~~~~l.. They report all moving
along in good shape in that section.
Caro- Bros. sold their beautiful lot in south
Roseburg this week to w. S. Hamilton for
$500. What does this mean Walter
Samuel Arendt Esq, returned from San
Francisco recently and reports everything
looking up so far as Oregon is concerned.
The Caro- Bros. want us to say that there is
no mistake about the bargains to be had at
their store, as many purchasers will testify.
Mrs. DR.. Hoover has just received the
latest millinery goods from New York, and
she will be assisted by Mrs. r. E. Mensor.
E. NJ. Moore's agricultural implement
emporium is on Jackson street, and Mr..
Moore is always on hand to show you
around.
Prof. Russell County Supt., and Mrs.
Russell were in Roscburg this week, holding
a public examination Of teachers with Prof.
Horner.
Watches, Clocks & Jewellery, Of the latest
styles and at lowest prices, at ]. Jaskulck's
Bargain store, new lot just received. Go
and see it.
Bob Ingersoll continues asking 'Who was
Gains wife?" and the 'Graphic" is willing to
end the discussion and compromise on DR..
Mary Walker.
The Comstock bachelors are trying to per
suade the r. K. company to ship dozen Of
the Oakland widows down there. The sec
ton foreman wants couple.
Anyone subscribing for THE REVIEW now
will receive as a premium book Of over SO
pages entitled "The complete Poultry Manual
which every farmer should have.
The Soda works near the depot are now
turning out the best Soda water for family
use, and cool summer drink, that has ever
been made in Southern Oregon.
Rev. ], w. Webb the Oregon apostle Of
Temperance made some fine addresses in
Roseburg this week while in attendance on
the Amendment League convention.
Basket meeting at the Days school house
Sunday May 29th, (next Sunday service at
II o'clock everybody invited.
ED. GITTINs
Our staunch old friend Henry Beckley OF
Elkton called on THE REVIEW this week, and
reports all well in his "neck o the woods, -
and he also made the printer smile from car
to ear.
The Fourth Of July orator is now trimming
the wing Of the American Eagle, and he will
soar aloft on that great day. Roseburg fire
department means to have fourth, that is a
fourth.
Hon. E. L. Bristow died at his home in